Itinerary

72 Hours in Vermont’s Deerfield Valley

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Three Days in Vermont’s Deerfield Valley

Nestled in the southern reaches of the Green Mountains and conveniently located just a few hours from New York City and Boston, the Deerfield Valley offers a quintessential Vermont experience. This serene and scenic area is renowned for its unique shops, burgeoning art scene, vibrant farm-to-table dining, and a plethora of year-round outdoor activities, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of mountains. Unplug, unwind, and immerse yourself with this itinerary, offering a blend of adventure, relaxation, and authentic Vermont hospitality.

Visit At a Glance

These three days offer suggestions for things to do surrounding lodging, dining, shopping, and nearby attractions. Use this itinerary as a guide for further discovery – bookmark these locations and walk the downtown. Another great way to find a hidden gem is to ask a shop owner for their favorite local spot.

Key Points of Interest

Each day is comprised of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.

  • Day 1: Begin your exploration of the Deerfield Valley immersing yourself in the diverse array of experiences offered, using Mount Snow as your basecamp.
  • Day 2: Enjoy the day taking in the charming town of Wilmington.
  • Day 3: Take a scenic drive along Vermont Route 100, known as Vermont’s “Main Street.”
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Begin your exploration of the Deerfield Valley immersing yourself in the diverse array of experiences offered, using Mount Snow as your basecamp.

– DAY 1

Enjoy the day taking in the charming town of Wilmington.

– DAY 2

Take a scenic drive along Vermont Route 100, known as Vermont’s “Main Street.”

– DAY 3

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About the Vermont Inspiration Guide

This itinerary comes from the Vermont Inspiration Guide through a partnership between the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing and the Vermont Chamber of Commerce. This free annual publication highlights Vermont’s restaurants, retailers, attractions, and outdoor adventures and can be ordered online along with other trip planning resources.